Wang Xizhi was born in Linyi (now Shandong Province) and later moved to Huiji Yin Shan (now Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province). He was a doctor first, then a regular waiter, a general in Ningyuan, a general in Jiangzhou, and a general in the right army and a civilian, so people later called him. According to legend, Wang Xizhi studied books at the age of 7, and then entered Wei Shuo to study. In the era of Wang Xizhi, regular script gradually matured and cursive script developed. On this basis, he learned from others, changed the simple and honest style of calligraphy since the Han and Wei Dynasties, created a new beautiful and convenient style, and pushed cursive script to a new level. His cursive script can best express the heroic and elegant artistic beauty. The Book of Jin says that his calligraphy is the best in ancient and modern times, and critics call it brushwork, which is like floating clouds and smart. Because of his achievements and contributions in calligraphy, he was praised as a book saint by later generations. Most of Wang Xizhi's ink paintings handed down to this day are copies of Xiang Tuo Hook. Among them, the famous aunt's post, early moon post, cold cut post, quick snow clearing post, travel post, funeral post, Shangyu post, Lanting preface and so on.
Wang Xianzhi, amethyst, the seventh son of Wang Xizhi, is also the most outstanding calligrapher among his brothers. Because of the official position, it is called "Da Ling". His calligraphy is characterized by fine calligraphy, calligraphy, calligraphy, cursive script, calligraphy, especially cursive script. Xian studied calligraphy with his father when he was young, and later learned Zhang Zhi's method. On the basis of inheriting the calligraphy styles of Zhang Zhi and Wang Xizhi, his calligraphy was unique, which further changed the calligraphy style of Gu Zhuo at that time and was called "Breaking the Style". The style is handsome and heroic, and it has a great influence on future generations. Just like his father Wang Xizhi, he is also known as the "two kings". His regular script, represented by Thirteen Lines of Luo Shen Fu, is extended with a pen, with a well-balanced and neat structure, such as a beautiful family, and a charming and graceful posture. His running script is duck head pill post. The cursive masterpiece "Mid-Autumn Festival Attitude" is listed as the second of the "three wishes" in the Qing Dynasty, and its strokes are continuous, which is called "one book" internationally.